This free printable Valentine’s Day coupon book is the perfect frugal Valentine’s Day gift idea that’s really from the heart.

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When Mr. Savvy and I first moved in together, we didn’t have a ton of extra money, like most new couples. We’ve never been huge gift givers, instead opting for small gestures and tokens of our affection for each other. I tend to see gifts as meant to be straight from the heart and find that the ones that don’t cost that much money are usually the best to give and receive, and, most importantly, mean the most.

At the time, we used coupons heavily to keep our grocery shopping in budget, so I had the idea to create a coupon book for him our first Christmas together. We opted to get some items for the house and kitchen since we both love cooking instead of buying gifts for each other. So, I made up some coupons like making his favorite pie or dinner, doing his least favorite chore for him (I don’t know about you, but a week off from having to scoop the litter box would be awesome), etc. He loved them so much that I continued my new “tradition” on Valentine’s Day. So, I thought I would share my idea for some free printables to make your own homemade Valentine’s Day coupon books full of love and heart felt coupons.

While these are great to give to your significant other as a thoughtful gift as I did, I think these Valentine’s Day coupons are also great to give to the kids or have the kids make for parents as an alternative to the traditional boxes of sugary candy. Besides, what child wouldn’t be excited to pick having pizza for dinner, or choosing the movie for family night, right? Here are some ideas of what to make the coupons out for.

Valentine’s Day Coupon Ideas for Adults

Make their favorite meal/dessert/snack/etc.

A week of doing a chore they hate

Watching a movie of their choice (no complaining allowed!)

Date night of their choice

Takeout or restaurant of their choice

If making a coupon book for your significant other, use your imagination for some more “adult themes” – I love the devilish or lips coupons below for this one

Valentine’s Day Coupon Ideas for Kids

Getting to stay up past bedtime

No chores for the day

Meal/dessert/snack of their choice

Activity of their choice

Watch their favorite TV show/movie

Special day doing things around town with mom or dad

All right, here are the Valentine’s Day coupon book printables. Note that each page contains 2 of the coupons pictured and are larger than they are pictured below. Each page is in PDF format and by clicking on the image you’ll be taken to the PDF file that you can save and then print, or you can alternatively use the link to save/print from Google Drive for free. You can print on paper, or card stock to make it a bit more sturdy, then cut them out.

Then just take a nice pen or marker and fill out what you want the coupons to be for (remember any fine print such as the kids not being able to redeem staying up late on school nights). I then used a heart-shaped hole punch (I got a great deal on getting a heart, circle, and star punch for under $10 for all 3!) on the side (or corner or top middle) after stacking the coupons. Then I just cut some red ribbon and tied them all together for an extra special touch. I think the books are beautiful enough to give like this, or you can take an extra step and pretty up a decorative envelope.

This printable Valentine’s Day coupon book set is a bit better quality from the one a few years ago when we were still MoneySavvyMichelle.com, but if you would like to get those graphics instead, you can find them here.

What the previous completed Valentine’s Day coupon book looks like.

Happy Valentine’s Day! What would you like to receive a Valentine’s Day coupon for?

Please remember that this free printable Valentine’s Day coupon book is intended for personal use only and may not be used commercially or published elsewhere without permission. :)

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Michelle is the founder and blogger behind Smart Savvy Living. She lives in Hampton Roads, Virginia where she enjoys creating recipes, learning how to do things smarter, photography, tech, gardening, and herding cats. She can be reached at [email protected]